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IEEE 1076.4 2001

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IEEE Standard VITAL ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) Modeling Specification

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Revision Standard – Inactive – Withdrawn. IEC 61691-5: 2004 Dual-logo document replaces IEEE Std 1076.4-2000 (Revision of IEEE Std 1076.4-1995). Abstract: The VITAL (VHDL Initiative Towards ASIC Libraries) ASIC Modeling Specification is defined in this standard. This modeling specification defines a methodology which promotes the development of highly accurate, efficient simulation models for ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) components in VHDL.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 Cover Page
2 Title Page
4 Introduction
5 Participants
7 CONTENTS
10 1. Overview
1.1 Scope
1.2 Purpose
1.3 Intent of this standard
1.4 Structure and terminology of this standard
11 1.5 Syntactic description
12 1.6 Semantic description
1.7 Front matter, examples, figures, notes, and annexes
2. References
13 3. Basic elements of the VITAL ASIC modeling specification
3.1 VITAL modeling levels and compliance
14 3.2 VITAL standard packages
3.3 VITAL specification for timing data insertion
16 4. The Level 0 specification
4.1 The VITAL_Level0 attribute
4.2 General usage rules
17 4.3 The Level 0 entity interface
26 4.4 The Level 0 architecture body
28 5. Backannotation
5.1 Backannotation methods
29 5.2 The VITAL SDF map
44 6. The Level 1 specification
6.1 The VITAL_Level1 attribute
6.2 The Level 1 architecture body
45 6.3 The Level 1 architecture declarative part
6.4 The Level 1 architecture statement part
55 7. Predefined primitives and tables
7.1 VITAL logic primitives
57 7.2 VitalResolve
7.3 VITAL table primitives
63 8. Timing constraints
8.1 Timing check procedures
68 8.2 Modeling negative timing constraints
79 9. Delay selection
9.1 VITAL delay types and subtypes
80 9.2 Transition dependent delay selection
9.3 Glitch handling
81 9.4 Path delay procedures
83 9.5 Delay selection in VITAL primitives
84 9.6 VitalExtendToFillDelay
85 10. The Level 1 Memory specification
10.1 The VITAL Level 1 Memory attribute
10.2 The VITAL Level 1 Memory architecture body
86 10.3 The VITAL Level 1 Memory architecture declarative part
10.4 The VITAL Level 1 Memory architecture statement part
96 11. VITAL Memory function specification
11.1 VITAL memory construction
99 11.2 VITAL memory table specification
108 11.3 VitalDeclareMemory
110 11.4 VitalMemoryTable
112 11.5 VitalMemoryCrossPorts
114 11.6 VitalMemoryViolation
117 12. VITAL memory timing specification
12.1 VITAL memory timing types
118 12.2 Memory Output Retain timing behavior
119 12.3 VITAL Memory output retain timing specification
12.4 Transition dependent delay selection
120 12.5 VITAL memory path delay procedures
125 12.6 VITAL memory timing check procedures
130 13. The VITAL standard packages
13.1 VITAL_Timing package declaration
145 13.2 VITAL_Timing package body
172 13.3 VITAL_Primitives package declaration
241 13.4 VITAL_Primitives package body
311 13.5 VITAL_Memory package declaration
332 13.6 VITAL_Memory package body
421 Annex A (informative) Syntax summary
427 Annex B (informative) Glossary
429 Annex C (informative) Bibliography
IEEE 1076.4 2001
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